A shortcut is a free app for iOS devices that allows you to run difficult tasks with just a couple of buttons. They work with iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Apple Watch.
The shortcut app in iOS 13 comes with a new automation tab that let users set up automatic shortcuts. However, it also allows users to set up multi-step action with a single tap or Siri’s voice command.
Though, some automation requires approval from you, in which a notification will be sent before the shortcut is triggered. Read How To Turn Siri Off On iOS and macOS
The full list of current automation triggers in iOS 13 beta
Here’s the list of everything that can trigger an automatic shortcut
- Airplane Mode: when Airplane Mode is enabled or disabled.
- Alarm: Triggers alarm when goes off, stopped, or snoozed.
- Apple Watch Workout: Setup the start or end of a certain workout type to trigger automation on your Apple Watch.
- Arrive: You can set up when you arrive at specific locations.
- Before I Leave: The automation can be set for 5, 10, 15, or 20 minutes before you leave home.
- Bluetooth: When connecting to a specific device.
- CarPlay: Connecting to or disconnecting from CarPlay can activate automation.
- Do Not Disturb: Set up triggers for when Do Not Disturb is turned on or off.
- Leave Triggers when you leave a specific location.
- Low Power Mode: You can set up shortcut triggers when the setting is either enabled or disabled.
- NFC: You can set up triggers when your phone recognises a specific NFC tag.
- Open App: Triggers when specific apps are opened.
- Time of Day: You can set up triggers to happen are specific times of the day.
- Wi-Fi: Triggers when you connect to a specific network.
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